Named-importer report · sample case
Who imports Spanish ceramic tiles?
A shipment-evidence snapshot for Acme Ltd., a fictional Spain-based exporter considering Mexico, the United States and Vietnam.
Acme has no known relationship with any party shown here. All records shown are third-party observations.
In this sample
16
named importing parties
40
customs records examined
Quantities are shown per record; different units and records that may share a shipment are not added together.
Scope · Ceramic tiles, HS prefix 690721 · import-side records with recorded ES export country · 19 Oct 2025–18 Oct 2026 · first page of each global Shipping Records query
The evidence at a glance
What the search returned. What we actually inspected.
The search totals are vendor-reported matching records for each query. This sample examines only the first returned page in each market; neither total is a count of qualified buyers.
Mexico
2,995
vendor search total
25
records examined · 7 source party IDs
Returned record dates: 29–30 Jun 2026
United States
5,688
vendor search total
5
records examined · 5 source party IDs
Returned record dates: 12 Oct 2026
Vietnam
1,694
vendor search total
10
records examined · 4 source party IDs
Returned record dates: 26–28 Aug 2026
Interpretation: 40 returned records across 16 source party IDs. These are recorded import parties, not validated buyers, independent orders, or a complete market census. Seven Vietnam records for Hoa Sen share one bill reference; one other Vietnam record explicitly describes sample use.
Named parties and linked records
Start with the company. Open the evidence.
Choose a country, then a recorded importer, to see who shipped, what was described, when it appeared and the quantity and reference supplied. A recorded importer is not automatically a qualified buyer.
Showing 16 of 16 recorded importing parties
Mexico
7 parties · 25 recordsUnited States
5 parties · 5 recordsVietnam
4 parties · 10 recordsInside your full report
From market activity to companies you can investigate.
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See the market in context
Start with record counts and country activity. Narrow the view by import country, HS code or month.
Investigate importers and suppliers
Search recorded company names, compare their activity and open a profile to see the companies and records connected to it.
Read the supporting records
Inspect who imported from whom, product descriptions, dates, quantities and the other fields supplied with each customs record.
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How to read this sample
This is a format and evidence demonstration, not a commissioned full-market search. Use the product descriptions, company identities and dates to decide what deserves further research.
Read the guide to finding importersCoverage: Only page 1 of each global Shipping Records query was inspected. Returned dates cluster within two days in Mexico, one day in the US and three days in Vietnam. The vendor totals do not establish complete market coverage, market share or independent purchases.
Party identity: A recorded consignee is not automatically the economic buyer. The source party IDs are not independently validated tax IDs. This page does not classify parties as qualified buyers. Logistics intermediaries and other recorded parties still need their roles checked before outreach.
Missing and inconsistent fields: The records contain no email or phone details. Mexico B/L fields are blank. Some shipper names appear inconsistent with the ES export-country filter. Amounts are omitted because US values are zero and the Mexico and Vietnam currencies are unverified. Vietnam's record describing furniture use is not evidence of tile distribution. Quantities retain their original units and are not added together.
Endpoint difference: A separate US-specific shipping endpoint returned zero on comparable filters. Its semantics remain unexplained, so its results are not combined with the global endpoint used in this sample.
Your own selection: The current order form accepts one or more HS codes, one or more import countries and a fixed date range of no more than 12 calendar months. This sample also restricts the recorded export country to Spain; that origin-country filter is not available in the current order form.
Check the activity for your own product.
Sign in, choose your HS codes, target import countries and dates, then run a free aggregate preview. It shows matching record, importer and supplier counts, not company names or individual transactions. Review the current total price before ordering a full report.
The companies and counts in this sample do not predict your own results. Reports contain the available customs records, without importer email addresses or phone numbers.